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Volume 3, Number 5 - February 1923

The Alembic

Volume 3, Number 5- February 1923. 38 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Eldy, Francis, "Lenten Prayer"
• Keleher, James F., "In Sheep's Clothes"
• Boppell, Leo, "Cave Men"
• Farrell, Howard J., "A Southern Sheik"
• Lynch, James J., "A Barbarous Epic"
• Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• "Editorials"
• Eldy, Francis, "So Am I"
• Lynch, James J., "Just Theory"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Morpheus Mighty"
• "College Chronicle"
• "Enigmas"

The Angel Saint, Dublin: Office Of The Irish Rosary

Historical Catholic and Dominican Documents

This is a small tract relating the life and early history of St. Thomas Aquinas, as the patron of Catholic Schools, Colleges and Universities. The tract was meant for wide dissemination among the public for promoting the Catholic Church and in explaining St. Thomas’ part in shaping the Church’s role in education.

Franklin’S Claims To Greatness With Remarks On The Religious Aspects Of Patriotism, Harry Lyman Koopman

Rhode Island History

An Address before The Rhode Island Society of Colonial Wars, December 30, 1922 by Harry Lyman Koopman. Issued by the courtesy of Henry Dexter Sharpe, Esquire, in the administration of William Bates Greenough, Governor, 1923.

Koopman argues that in the past religion was closely linked with national identity, but with the founding of the nation – which Benjamin Franklin helped facilitate – such a connection no longer existed or was needed. And that Franklin’s greatness came at a unique moment in history and that his lifetime of accomplishments sets him apart from the other founding fathers.

Volume 3, Number 4 - January 1923

The Alembic

Volume 3, Number 4 - January 1923. 49 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Mitchell, J. R., "Alma Mater"
• Lynch, James H., "Crime and Coueism"
• K., J.F., "A Song of the Reformed"
• T., F. J., "A Canoe Trip"
• Keleher, James F., "The Radical Influence in Modern Poetry"
• Dwyer, Edward, "Day by Day"
• Simpson, V. G., "The Snow"
• Curran, Robert E., "American Liberty Outraged"
• Kielty, Francis, "Bedtime Lucubrations"
• Fitzgerald, John F., "Oh!"
• Lynch, James H., "Wards of the Nation"
• "Observing Things"
• "Our Debators"
• "Editorials"
• Simpson, V.G., "Echoes of Christmas Chimes"
• "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Palmer, John, "Cycle of Years" …

Volume 3, Number 3 - December 1922

The Alembic

Volume 3, Number 3 - December 1992. 42 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• "The Homing Time"
• Keleher, J. F., "Christus Regnet"
• "Observing Things"
• Mitchell, J. V., "Mother O' Mine"
• Keleher, J. F., "Peccavi, Sed---"
• Heilman, Carl L., "Evolution"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Bolton, Edward, "Life"
• Editorials
• K, J.F., "Dope Springs Eternal"
• Holahan, Edward, "The Present Time"
• "Exchanges"
• Athletics
• "Enigmas"

Volume 3, Number 2 - November 1922

The Alembic

Volume 3, Number 2- November 1922. 47 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Simpson, V.J., "Immutable"
• Murphy, Wm., "Poe and Lanier"
• Palmer, John, "Old Songs"
• Ford, Earle F., "Courage- That's All"
• Shopenhauer, O., "The Nine Day Laugh"
• K., J. F., "Insinuation"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Boppell, Leo, "Returning Youth"
• The Observer, "Observing Things"
• Beale, Maurice, "Winter"
• "Editorials"
• McDermott, John "The Source"
• Boppelll, Leo, "Tumult"
• "Exchange"
• "College Chronicle"
• "Athletics"
• Barry, T. Henry, "Autumn"

Volume 3, Number 1 - October 1922

The Alembic

Volume 3, Number 1 - October 1922. 50 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Powell, Earle, "Amice (Verse)"
• Holohan, Edward, "Bishop Hickey Day"
• Keleher, James F., "Expiring Art"
• Feeley, J.R., "It Was Cinched (Verse)"
• Farrell, Howard J., "They Are Not All the Same"
• Dwyer, William, "Camouflage"
• Argus, "Observing Things"
• Farrell, John E., "The Eyes That Spoke"
• Heffernan, Fred W., "To the Entering Class"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Editorials"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• "Brother Alexander Rocks, O.P."
• Mitchell, Joseph E., "College Chronicle"
• Simpson, Vincent, "Athletics"

Volume 2, Number 9 - June 1922

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 9 - June 1922. 98 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents:

• Walsh, John P., "Our Ship"
• Dillon, John E., "A Plea For Censorship"
• Creaby, Jack, "Blush"
• Tierney, Wm J., "The Pre-Medical Class"
• McAvoy, Francis S., "En Avant"
• Mulcahy, J.A., "The Sower"
• Walsh, J.P., "Education in the United States"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "No! Never!"
• O'Gara, Joseph P., "The Junior Class"
• Lynch, James F., "There's Nothing New"
• Shunney, John H., "The Worker is the Winner"
• McCabe, Frank J., "The Sophomore Class"
• Farrell, Howard J., "The Bat"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "June Nights"
• Curran, Robert E., "The Freshman Class"
• Walrus, "Said …

Volume 2, Number 8 - May 1922

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 8 - May 1922. 46 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Walsh, John P., "The Soldier"
• "Father Level" (photo)
• Keleher, James F., "Alpha and Omega"
• Casey, Frank P., "There are Guests and Pests"
• J.P.W., "Il Pleut"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "It's Easy to Dream"
• Walsh, John P., "May"
• Barry, Thomas H., "Morpheus - The Pirate"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Boyd, Harold F., "A Friend"
• Pierce, J.A., "Now is the Time"
• Connor, William J., "The Spoken Word"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "To Father Level"
• Editorials
• Read 'Em and Weep
• Graham, Harry, "College Chronicle"
• McKenna, John B., …

Volume 2, Number 7 - April 1922

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 7- April 1922. 50 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Walsh, John P., "Easter"
• Nugent, Lewis M., "Some Contemporary Poets"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Lady of Hebrin Hill"
• McAvoy, Francis S., "The Rosary"
• Robinson, Gilbert E., "Say it with Jobs"
• Palmer, John, "I Heard My Casket Coffin"
• Conner, William J., "And No Play"
• Creaby, Jack, "The Ass"
• Ford, E. Francis, "Not Fireproof"
• Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Walsh, John P., "Divina Commedia"
• Editorials
• Casey, Frank, "Memories"
• R., P.J., "Read 'Em and Weep"
• Froid, Tres, "Ode to Free Will"
• Chronicle
• Athletics

Volume 2, Number 6 - March 1922

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 6 - March 1922. 39 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• J.P.W., "To Our Friend"
• Walsh, John P., "Poetry of Ireland"
• Dillon, John E., "The Victim"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Youth"
• Beattie, James V., "St. Patrick in History"
• Kearney, James P., "Tears - Then the Truce"
• Creaby, Jack, "Vers Libre"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "The Masterpiece"
• McAvoy, Francis S., "Sciomachy"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Editorials
• Walsh, John P., "Carpe Diem"
• "Read 'em and Weep"
• College Chronicle
• McKenna, John B., "Athletics"

Volume 2, Number 5 - February 1922

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 5 - February 1922. 40 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Walsh, John P., "Into What Port?"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "The Grey Streak"
• McAvoy, Francis S., "Memory"
• McCaffrey, James, "Have a Heart"
• Redmond, Paul J., "The Fruit of the Tree"
• Ford, E. Francis, "Bud Squares the Game"
• Shifter, A., "The Awful Lyre"
• Lynch, James H., "It Pays to Advertise"
• Duffy, Francis J., "Think"
• Editorials
• Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• "There Came a Knight"
• College Chronicle
• Athletics

Life Of St. Catherine Of Siena, Irish Messenger

Historical Catholic and Dominican Documents

Saint Catherine of Siena, Third Order of Saint Dominic, (March 25, 1347 in Siena – April 29, 1380 in Rome), was a tertiary of the Dominican Order and a scholastic philosopher and theologian. She also worked to bring the papacy of Gregory XI back to Rome from its displacement in France and to establish peace among the Italian city-states.

On June 18, 1866, she was named as one of the two patron saints of Italy, together with St. Francis of Assisi. On October 3, 1970, she was proclaimed a Doctor of the Church by Pope Paul VI, and, on October …

Volume 2, Number 4 - January 1922

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 4 - January 1922. 44 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents:

• Walsh, John P., "Janarius (Verse)"
• Redmond, Paul J., "Bibliodulia"
• Sullivan, John J., "The Color Scheme"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Tomorrow (Verse)"
• Hanley, Earl J., "Sailing Home (Verse)"
• Walsh, John P., "The Precious Jewel"
• Newton, Mortimer W., "Sunshine (Verse)
• Donnelly, Thomas P. "Poe, Poet of Songs and Sorrow"
• Hammill, Patrick J., "I Thought So-But"
• Redmond, Paul J., "The Iconoclast of Imagery"
• Boyd, Harold F., "Home (Verse)"
• McAvoy, Francis S., "The Alban Flake (Verse):
• Editorials
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• College
• College Chronicle
• Varsity

A Letter From The Council Of The Colony Of Massachusetts Bay To The Council Of Connecticut, Edward Rawson

Rhode Island History

Written April 7, 1676, by Edward Rawson, the Secretary. Issued at the General Court of the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by its Governor, Frederick Dickman Carr, Esq. and the Council of the Society December 30, 1921.

The letter begins with a formal expression of sympathy and condolence on the passing of Connecticut’s Governor John Winthrop (April 5, 1676). The letter goes on to discuss two matters of diplomacy, the impressment of Massachusetts sojourners in Connecticut, and the embargo or "stop" on the exportation of corn.

Volume 2, Number 3 - December 1921

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 3 - December 1921. 38 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• O'Brien, Peter P., "Christmas (verse)"
• Walsh, John P., "Christmas Customs"
• Creaby, John, "Anchor (verse)"
• Cheney, John J., "Faithful Sight"
• Heffernan, Fred W., "Give (verse)"
• Redmond, Paul J., "The Unknowing Chamuel"
• Keleher, James, "One and Seven"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Walsh, John P., "Horace, Boox III, Ode XXX"
• Fogarty, John A., "Editorials"
• College Chronicle
• McKenna, John B., "Athletics"

Volume 2, Number 2 - November 1921

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 2 - November 1921. 44 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Dwyer, Francis L., "The Wreck"
• McCarthy, Justin P., "Unemployment"
• Redmond, Paul J., "Impero"
• Gibbons, Charles A., "The Field Goal"
• Mulcahy, J. A., "Ex Morte Vita"
• Skehan, Philip C., "Treasure for the Taking"
• Walsh, John P., "November"
• The Walrus, "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Cheney, John, "Painting Ponsdale Red"
• O'Neil, John, "The Tide of Life"
• Fogarty, Joseph A., "Editorials"
• Boyd, Harold F., "Shall We Forget"
• College Chronicle
• McKenna, John B., "Athletics"

Volume 2, Number 1 - October 1921

The Alembic

Volume 2, Number 1 - October 1921. 50 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Ashnorth, Charles J., "Our Presidents"
• Redmond, Paul J., "The Rosary"
• Boyd, Harold F., "A Notable Anniversary"
• Kelleher, James J., "The Cult of Progress"
• O'Brien, Peter, "Peace"
• Walsh, John P., "A Power Unseen"
• Nugent, Lewis M., "Da Dagoman"
• Redmond, Paul J., "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Dillon, John E., "Songs"
• Fogarty, John A., "Editorials"
• College Chronicle
• McKenna, John B., "Athletics"

Volume 1, Number 7 - June 1921

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 7 - June 1921. 86 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

Walsh, John P., "Bishop Harkins"

O'Gara, Joseph P., "Bishop Hickey"

Gibbons, Charles, "The Message of the Rose"

McCarthy, Justin P., "Classical Studies"

Dwyer, F. L., "Youth's Spirit"

Crawley, A., "The Pre-Medical Class"

McCarthy, Jr., Dennis J., "Just a Song"

Redmond, Paul, "The Healer of Wounds"

Cheney, John, "The Willow"

Dwyer, F. L., "The Idler and the Worker"

Ashworth, Charles J., "The Sophomore Class"

Dwyer, F. L., "To Unknown Poets"

O'Neill, Daniel J., "Shakespeare - Master of Thought"

Ashworth, Charles J., "With Eyes of Love"

Dillon, John, …

Volume 1, Number 6 - May 1921

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 6 - May 1921. 42 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Walsh, John P., "Queen of May"
• Heffernan, Fred W., "Home at Last"
• Boyd, Harold F., "Evening's Benediction"
• Nugent, Lewis M., "The Queen"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Night's Coming"
• Walsh, John P., "Francis Thompson, Poet"
• Dewdney, Raymond, "Sacrifice, the Price of Success"
• Redmond, Paul J., "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Fogarty, Joseph A., Editorials
• College Chronicle
• Athletics

Volume 1, Number 5 - April 1921

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 5 - April 1921. 38 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Dwyer, Francis J., "Calling Me"
• HcCarthy, Jr., Dennis J., "East of the Neuces River"
• Walsh, John P., "Cardinal Gibbons"
• Dwyer, Francis J., "Spring Fever"
• Bentley, John J., "The Land of Pluck"
• Walsh, John P., "Music's Soul"
• Redmond, Paul J., "Said the Walrus to the Carpenter"
• Fogarty, Joseph A., Editorials
• Beem, H., "Does it Pay?"
• College Chronicle
• Athletics
• "There Came a Knight"

Volume 1, Number 4 - March 1921

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 4 - March 1921. 42 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Boyd, Harold F., "Ecce Homo"
• Redmond, Paul, "The Stone"
• McKenna, J.B., "Music"
• McCarthy, Dennis J. "Ashes of Guilt"
• Walsh, John P., "The Glories of March"
• Boyd, Harold F., "Irish Freedom"
• Tierney, William, "Thomas A. Daly, Humanist"
• Meade, D., "Summa"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Surprise"
• Bagg, A. Brown, "Imagination"
• Skehan, Paul F., "St. Thomas, Patron of Schools"
• Fogarty, Joseph A., Editorials
• College Chronicle
• Athletics

Volume 1, Number 3 - February 1921

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 3 - February 1921. 42 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Duffy, Francis J., "Making Your World"
• Dwyer, Francis L., "The Ferry Vagabond"
• Boyd, Harold F., "Mother"
• Dubuc, Albert, "Lafayette"
• Redmond, Paul J., "William Kay Goes On a Journey"
• Walsh, John P., "Abraham Lincoln"
• Farrell, Howard, "Democracy"
• Hope, M.S., "The Season's First Snowfall"
• Keleher, James, "Quo Ducis?"
• Fogerty, Joseph A., Editorials
• College Chronicle
• There Came a Knight

Encyclical Of His Holiness Pope Benedict Xv On The Seventh Centenary Of The Death Of Saint Dominic, Pope Benedict Xv

Historical Catholic and Dominican Documents

In this immortal document, the Holy Father eulogizes the historic achievements of Saint Dominic and the Dominican Order for the Faith, emphasizing the solidity of Doctrine, fidelity to the Holy See and devotion to The Blessed Virgin.

Volume 1, Number 2 - January 1921

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 2 - January 1921. 42 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Walsh, John P., "The Holy Name"
• Skehan, Paul F., "A Plea for Words"
• Heffernan, Fred W., "Devil's Rock"
• Slattery, Leo A., "The Holy Land"
• O'Reilly, J.A., "The Genius of Irish Architects"
• Doherty, Edward S., "The King of the Plains"
• Boyd, Harold F., "The Lamp"
• Redmond, Paul J., "'Said the Walrus to the Carpenter'"
• Walsh, John P., "Sinn Fein"
• Fogarty, Joseph A., Editorials
• Dwyer, Francis L., "Today"
• College Chronicle
• "There Came a Knight"

Volume 1, Number 1 - December 1920

The Alembic

Volume 1, Number 1 - December 1920. 49 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Walsh, John P., "The Holy Night"
• Skehan, Paul F., "Franklin, The Self-Made Man"
• McCarthy, Dennis, "Red Spotted Vengeance"
• Grimes, Thomas, "My Evening Thought"
• McKenna, John, "Catholic Education"
• Dwyer, Francis, "Smiles"
• Fogerty, Joseph A., Editorials
• Walsh, John P., "Erin Oge Machree"
• College Chronicle
• There Came a Knight
• Athletics

Fathers Badin And Nerinckx And The Dominicans In Kentucky, Father Victor F. O'Daniel, O.P.

Historical Catholic and Dominican Documents

Father Victor F. O’Daniel, O.P., illuminates a little known episode in the pioneering history of the Dominican settlement of Kentucky in the early 19^th century. Using original sources, Father O’Daniel, examines the misunderstood controversy surrounding the manner of theological practice between the Dominicans and these two pioneering Kentucky missionaries.

Ships And Shipmasters Of Old Providence, Providence Institution For Savings

Rhode Island History

A brief account of some of the famous Merchants, Sea Captains and Ships of the past together with reminiscences of a few notable voyages made in Providence ships. Printed for the Providence Institution for Savings, Providence, R.I. 1919.

Produced by the Providence Institution for Savings as a promotional piece to highlight the bank’s involvement in financing the Providence whaling industry of the 19^th century. Includes illustrations and histories of the more notable sea captains and ships that hailed from Rhode Island along with the economic and social impact of the whaling industry in New England.

A Primer Of Church Music : For Use In Dominican Convents And Churches, The Reverend Vincent C. Donovan, O.P.

Historical Catholic and Dominican Documents

This little “primer” is meant to provide Dominican Novices and Priests, as well as laypersons, the abc’s of church music and liturgical chants. While not comprehension, the primer does provide the reader with a standardized understanding of the intricacies of ecclesiastical music.

The Centenary Of Saint Joseph’S Parish, Somerset, Ohio 1818-1918., Novices Of St. Joseph's Novitiate

Historical Catholic and Dominican Documents

In celebration of the 100^th anniversary of the founding of St. Joseph’s Parish in Ohio the novitiates of the parish published this history of the church documenting its founders and the subsequent development of the parish throughout the 19^th century.